Aviation accounts for 3% of annual global emissions, and is one of the hardest sectors to decarbonise.
In this edie Extra episode, the edie team speaks with innovators, academics and corporate sustainability leaders to explore the array of technologies being developed to help reduce the climate impact of flying, and answer the big questions about when we're likely to see them in action on passenger planes.
Our guest organisations are OXCCU and easyJet. 

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The big question: How could we decarbonise aviation?

Our hosts speaks about Enapter's Energy Management System (EMS) Toolkit 3.0. The toolkit is an open-source, local-first platform that allows manufacturers and developers to create smart energy solutions by integrating various devices like electrolysers, power meters, inverters, and batteries into the Enapter ecosystem. This toolkit includes low-code features to make development faster and easier through simplified Lua scripts and YAML configurations, while also utilizing Enapter Blueprints for pre-configured integrations with over 50 device vendors. The toolkit also features enhanced connectivity with the introduction of Enapter LINK, a wired bus communication system, providing a more reliable and secure communication method than previous WiFi-only connectivity.

Enapter EMS Toolkit 3.0: The Future of Smart Energy Management

In this episode, Hydrogen Industry Leaders is joined by Todd Anderson, Chief Technology Officer at PHINIA, to explore the company's H2ICE technology, and hydrogen's application in mobility as it stands today, and what the future could look like.

Episode 29: PHINIA: H2ICE and the Future of Hydrogen Mobility

In its pursuit of net-zero emissions over the coming decades, Saudi Arabia is promoting its own narrative: a narrative of transitioning to a net-zero world, which is portrayed as a more just approach than one that advocates for a rapid transition away from fossil fuels as the only solution. 

Based on the study for the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, this podcast takes stock of Saudi Arabia’s net-zero ambitions in terms of its formulation, the status of its implementation and whether the narrative is a viable alternative to one that “merely” advocates the removal of state support for fossil fuels and the pricing of emissions. The study and podcast reflects on the Kingdom’s ambitions and implementation and questions some of the practical complexities of the overarching Circular Carbon Economy (CCE) approach. Simultaneously, the study acknowledges that the CCE approach offers collaboration opportunities needed for achieving the required economies of scale in renewables, hydrogen, and Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS). In this regard, the study points towards the fact that the EU and its member states are starting to develop policies and capacities that allow for deeper and wider avenues of cooperation with Saudi Arabia and its net-zero world narrative.

Study: https://www.kas.de/en/single-title/-/content/saudi-arabiens-netto-null-welt.
Discussion of the study (Studio Energie): https://soundcloud.com/studio-energie/jan-braun-fraunhofer-on-saudi-arabias-net-zero-world-narrative?si=bd670dda06a842ed9d1770b5b1393548&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Saudi Net-Zero World Narrative (Podcast Version)

Hydrogen is becoming increasingly important to the electric power generation industry for several reasons.
One is that hydrogen offers a promising pathway to decarbonize the power sector. When used in fuel cells or burned for electricity generation, hydrogen produces only water vapor as a byproduct, making it a zero-emission energy source. This is crucial for meeting global climate change mitigation goals and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from power generation.
Hydrogen also provides a potential energy storage solution, which is critical for integrating solar and wind energy into the power grid. These renewable resources are intermittent—sometimes they produce more energy than is needed by the grid, while at other times, they may completely go away. Hydrogen can be produced through electrolysis during periods of excess renewable energy production, then stored and used to generate electricity when needed. This helps address the challenge of matching energy supply with demand.
Hydrogen is a flexible and versatile fuel that can be used in fuel cells, gas turbines, or internal combustion engines. It can also be blended with natural gas to accommodate existing equipment limitations. The wide range of options make hydrogen a great backup fuel for microgrids and other systems that require excellent reliability.
“We’ve actually seen quite a bit of interest in that,” Tim Lebrecht, industry manager for Energy Transition and the Chemicals Process Industries with Air Products, said as a guest on The POWER Podcast. Lebrecht noted that hydrogen can be a primary use in microgrids, or used as a source of backup or supplement.
“Think of a peaking unit that as temperature goes up during the day, your pricing for power could also be going up,” Lebrecht explained. “At a point, hydrogen may be a peak shave–type situation, where you then maximize the power from the grid, but then you’re using hydrogen as a supplement during that time period.”
Another hydrogen use case revolves around data centers. “Data centers, specifically, have been really interested in: ‘How do we use hydrogen as a backup type material?’ ” Lebrecht said. 
Air Products is the world’s leading supplier of hydrogen with more than 65 years of experience in hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and dispensing. Lebrecht noted that his team regularly works with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs); engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) companies; and other firms to collaborate on solutions involving hydrogen. “We’ve got a great history,” he said. “My team has a great amount of experience.”


176. Hydrogen Use Cases for the Power Industry

In this episode, Hydrogen Industry Leaders welcomes energy materials expert Dr Martin Owen Jones from ISIS Neutron and Muon Source, to explore the issue of storage ammonia’s place in this ongoing discourse.

Episode 30: Exploring Ammonia as an Answer to the Hydrogen Storage Debate

"Vety (Hydrogen) – EDM Remix" on voimakas, syvällinen ja energinen kappale, joka vie kuuntelijan tanssittavalle matkalle kohti henkistä heräämistä. Tämä EDM-remix yhdistää voimakkaan basson ja tanssittavan energian syvällisiin sanoituksiin, jotka kyseenalaistavat yhteiskunnan harhakuvat ja materiaan keskittyvän maailman. Vety on elämän peruselementti, ja tässä kappaleessa se toimii symbolina sille, mikä on todella tärkeää – se, mitä ei voi ostaa, mutta joka on elintärkeää: sisäinen rauha, yhteys toisiin ja todellinen vapaus.

Tämä remix purkaa pintapuoliset tavoitteet ja tuo esiin syvemmän, merkityksellisemmän elämän. Se haastaa kuuntelijan pohtimaan omia arvojaan ja elämäntapojaan – onko elämämme arvoista vain se, mitä omistamme ja mitä meille kerrotaan olevan tärkeää? Vai onko se oikeasti se, mitä löydämme itsestämme, toisistamme ja maailmasta ympärillämme?

Biitti on kuin hengitys, voimakas mutta rauhallinen, antaen tilaa sanoituksille, jotka avaavat uusia näkökulmia ja vapauttavat mielen rajoituksista. Vety ei ole vain kappale – se on vallankumous, joka vie kuulijan tanssilattialle samalla, kun se tuo esiin elämän perimmäiset kysymykset. Tässä EDM-remixissä jokainen isku vie syvemmälle kohti omaa totuutta ja vapauden löytämistä.

Jos etsit musiikkia, joka ei vain saa sinua tanssimaan, vaan myös miettimään, mikä elämässä on oikeasti tärkeää – tämä on kappale sinulle. #Vety #Hydrogen #EDMRemix #SuomiDance #SyvällinenMusiikki

Vety

Ampd Energy, a Hong Kong-based battery supplier for construction sites and heavy industries, has deployed about 50 units of its battery energy storage systems (BESS) to customers in Australia since its partnership with off-grid power distributor Blue Diamond Machinery began last year.

Interview: Ampd sees rising battery demand on construction sites

HYDROGEN

Construction firms in the United Kingdom are expected to take more action to advance their energy transition plans in 2025 as they now have more clean energy solutions to choose from than a few years ago.

Speedy Hire Online Summit: 2025 is time for energy transition

As more voices, businesses and initiatives pick up the conversation on the importance of tackling the climate crisis, this new page acts as a central home to edie's #SustyTalks and other upcoming special audio features.

Building on the success of edie’s long-standing Sustainability Uncovered podcast series, edie Extra is the place to find all the in-depth conversations with sustainability professionals about sustainability professionals.

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I’m Jaro aka JRSLV – an unconventional artist blending rap and rock in ways that break boundaries. My voice is raw and multifaceted – combining hard rock screams with deep rap to create something that demands attention. But I’m not just a musician; I’m a creator who draws from humor, my passion for sports, and my love for fashion in everything I do.

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I’ve been DJing for years, which shaped my approach to music and inspired me to experiment with new genres. I was drawn to rap, and about 8 years ago, I started my own exploration, creating music that reflects my own search for identity.

However, rap is just a chapter for me – not the final genre. I’m on a continuous journey of discovery, evolving with each track. My sound will keep growing, and I’m excited to share every part of that process.

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The POWER Podcast provides listeners with insight into the latest news and technology that is poised to affect the power industry. POWER’s Executive Editor Aaron Larson conducts interviews with leading industry experts and gets updates from insiders at power-related conferences and events held around the world.

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